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Filed under A View from the Capital, General · Tagged with Batters, Commitments, Demons, Elbow Pain, Hurry, Last Saturday, Late August, Major League, Minor League, Nationals, Notch, Pitch Count, Pitches, Professional Career, Regimen, Season Ticket Holders, Senators, Sixth Inning, Strasburg, Ticket Sales
The confrontation between batter and hitter defines baseball. Â No one understands the scientific dynamic of those opposing forces better than Dave Baldwin, late sixties bullpen stalwart for the Washington Senators, a geneticist and engineer who studies batters and pitchers as mechanical and neurological entities. Â His insights are fascinating and offer some important instructive insight into […]
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One of the perks of being a baseball bloggers is, at times, you get a chance to get a free baseball book on the off-chance that you’ll write about it to an audience that may care what you have to say. Â I’ve had four or five of these opportunities come directly to me, but this […]
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